concert

• Evento musical en vivo ante una audiencia, generalmente con uno o más intérpretes o grupos.

A live musical performance before an audience, typically featuring one or more artists or bands.

1. Musical performanceA2formal

   A public performance of music by one or more musicians.

   Concierto musical

   • We attended a rock concert last night.
   • The orchestra gave a beautiful concert in the park.
   • Tickets for the concert sold out in minutes.

   Sinónimosgigperformancepresentationrecitalshow

2. Agreement or harmonyC1formal

   Formal agreement or cooperation between people or groups.

   Concierto o acuerdo

   • The nations acted in concert to solve the crisis.
   • They worked in concert to complete the project.
   • The decision was made in concert with all stakeholders.

   Sinónimosaccordagreementconcordconcurrenceconsensusharmonyunity

   Antónimosconflictdisagreementdiscorddisharmonydissension

• Verbo que significa organizar o coordinar algo de mutuo acuerdo o en colaboración, o planificar conjuntamente una acción.

A verb meaning to arrange or coordinate something by mutual agreement or cooperation.

1. To plan or arrange togetherC1formal

   To coordinate or arrange something jointly with others.

   concertar

   • They concerted their efforts to finish the project on time.
   • The two departments concerted a strategy for the merger.
   • We need to concert our schedules for the upcoming event.

   Sinónimosarrangecollaboratecontrivecooperatecoordinatedeviseorganizeplan

2. To agree uponC2formal

   To settle or agree upon something by mutual discussion.

   acordar

   • The leaders concerted a peace agreement after long negotiations.
   • They concerted the terms of the contract before signing.
   • The committee concerted a plan for the annual festival.

   Sinónimosagreearrangecontrivecoordinatedevisenegotiateplansettle

   Antónimosconflictdifferdisagreedisputedissentquarrel